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MMS1 or Activated MMS: chlorine dioxide (ClO2)
How to make MMS | Instructions by Jim Humble
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240 ml of CDS water and 12 ml of MMS + 12 ml of either 10% HCL or 50% citric acid. Activate overnight.
Let me see if I understand correctly as I bought all the components to do it exactly as is done in the video as demonstrated by Andreas.
I can repeat the exact same procedure that Andreas uses with the shot glass and clip-on lid, BUT I just have to add 240ml distilled water in the container and 12 ml of MMS + 12 ml of 50% Citric Acid in the shot glass? Activate for 12 hours?
I don't have the container that you showed in your picture.
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240ml of CDS water
12ml MMS + 12ml 50% citric acid in the shot-glass.
Activate overnight.
Measure CLO2 ppm as per the PDF.
Let us know the results!
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When you say "240ml of CDS water", do you mean 240ml of distilled water?Right, use the same containers as shown in the video.
240ml of CDS water
12ml MMS + 12ml 50% citric acid in the shot-glass.
Activate overnight.
Measure CLO2 ppm as per the PDF.
Let us know the results!
Because CDS water/solution is what I'm trying to make?
Sorry, a bit confused, this is new to me.....
Edit: Also, should I increase the amount of MMS and 50% Citric Acid if I want to create more CDS? So:
360ml of water
18ml MMS + 18ml 50% citric acid in the shot-glass.
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You can scale the recipe up or down. If using a standard shot glass, 240ml of CDS water is about all you can use or the reactor solution and CDS may mix together. If that happens, you will not have CDS!
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I have made MMS one other time in June of 2022. I have two recipes to make a 4 oz bottle of 22.4% MM.. One has me using 4 tablespoons of sodium chlorite flakes (1 tbsp = 14.78 grams, or 59.12 grams total). And I have a note the suggests 1.54 ounces or 43.659 grams of sodium chlorite for each 4 oz bottle of MMS. Any suggestions, maybe go with the smaller amount and work up. I would like to make a 5 or 6 oz bottle. Thanks much for your response.
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Hi Everyone,
I have made MMS one other time in June of 2022. I have two recipes to make a 4 oz bottle of 22.4% MM.. One has me using 4 tablespoons of sodium chlorite flakes (1 tbsp = 14.78 grams, or 59.12 grams total). And I have a note the suggests 1.54 ounces or 43.659 grams of sodium chlorite for each 4 oz bottle of MMS. Any suggestions, maybe go with the smaller amount and work up. I would like to make a 5 or 6 oz bottle. Thanks much for your response.
See the attached PDF on making 22.4% SCS. It describes a simple method. Note that SCS remains effective about 18 months when stored at room temperature.
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